Ohhhh! This is such a fun topic. I think we should also talk about the stereotypes. I find them so funny sometimes. Like many other Canadians, I do not mind americans at all, in fact my aunts, uncles and cousins live in the States. I guess the lack of knowledge about Canada drives me up the wall sometimes. Like as soon as you cross the boarder you're knee deep in snow - where I live it snows maybe 4 days of the entire year. And not knowing who are PM is, or thinking it's Wayne Gretzky. Hmmm... Anyways my fave thing is This Hour Has 22 Minutes: Talking to Americans. Especially the one where the people of Iowa (or was it Ohio?) were congratulating us on just swtiching to the 24 hour clock - they believed we used to be on a 20 hour clock - I laughed soooo hard.
One of the funniest things though was one year when I went to my sorority convention and our delegate from Montreal convinced some of the Southern girls that in Canada our Fraternity houses are made out of Igloos.
"What's the difference between a Canadian and an American: A Canadian is an American with health care and without the gun
